Featuring Original Bob Dylan Band Members:

Violinst Scarlet Rivera
Bassist Rob Stoner
Drummer Winston Watson

Visit the official Highway 61 Revisited web site.

Highway 61 Revisited recreates Bob Dylan’s greatest music and stage shows, featuring the songs that made Bob Dylan a cultural icon and legend: “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” “Like A Rolling Stone,” “Hurricane,” “Tangled Up in Blue,” and “All Along the Watchtower” as well as new hits like “Things Have Changed.” For this tour, Highway 61 Revisited will especially feature songs from the 1975-1976 Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder Revue tour, including “Isis,” “One More Cup of Coffee,” “Joey,” and many more. With an acoustic and an electric set, fans of all ages revel in experiencing Bob Dylan again, or for the first time! This look alike/sound alike Bob Dylan Tribute features three former Dylan band members, special guests violinist Scarlet Rivera and bassist Rob Stoner from Bob Dylan’s Desire album and Rolling Thunder Revue tour of 1975-1976, and drummer Winston Watson from Dylan’s 1992-1996 Never Ending Tour band.

CELEBRATE BOB DYLAN WITH US!
The State Theatre is also featuring The Dylan Shrine, curated by New Jersey’s #1 Dylan fan Mel Prussack. Mel will have highlights of his shrine on display at the State Theatre for the general public to view on Sat July 18, 2009. Visit The Dylan Shrine online.

Happy Hour for Highway 61 Revisited begins at 6:30pm.
Check out The Dylan Shrine and enjoy FREE hors d’oeuvres and DISCOUNT DRINK SPECIALS. To get in and enjoy the happy hour’s benefits, you need a ticket to the show and you must arrive prior to 7pm.

FESTIVAL MALL AREA ALONG SOMERSET STREET

HUNGARIAN FESTIVAL
PROGRAM & SCHEDULE

11:00
Festival Parade procession on Somerset Street from the corner of Bethany and Somerset Streets at the American Hungarian Foundation processes to Division Street to the Magyar Reformed Church.

11:30
Opening ceremony in front of Magyar Reformed Church, 175 Somerset St.

12:00
After the opening ceremonies performance by the Hungarian American Athletic Club’s Folk Dance Group (***) and Fencing Team

12:00-3:00
Csurdongolo Folk Pavilion: Beer Garden, Hungarian Folk Bazaar, Music by Életfa at the St. Ladislaus Church Parking Lot, 39 Plum St.

12:00-4:00
Hungarian Music Entertainment by Gypsy Joe at the Magyar Reformed Church Courtyard, 175 Somerset St.

12:00-7:00
Tivadar Papp Orchestra on Somerset St in front of HAAC

1:00-2:30
Széchényi Magyar Iskola: Puppet Show and Craft Making at the St. Ladislaus Church Lower Level, 39 Plum St.

1:00
Hungarian Scouts Folk Dance Group of New Brunswick, Dances from Székelyföld, Transylvania at the Hungarian Scout’s Home, 66 Plum St.

2:00
Csurdöngölo Folk Dance Ensemble of New Brunswick, Dances from Gömör, Northern Hungary at the Hungarian American Athletic Club, 233 Somerset St.

2:00
Hungarian Scouts Folk Dance Group of New Brunswick, Dances from Székelyföld, Transylvania at the American Hungarian Foundation 300 Somerset St.

2:30-3:00
Violin Concert by Gypsy Joe at the Magyar Reformed Church Courtyard, 175 Somerset St.

3:15
Fencing demonstration HAAC Fencing Team at the Hungarian American Athletic Club’s Auditorium, 233 Somerset St.

3:30
Folk Dance Gala Performance at the Hungarian American Athletic Club’s Auditorium, 233 Somerset St.

6:00
Twilight Concert, Lisa Apatini with Continental Orchestra at the American Hungarian Foundation Courtyard, 300 Somerset St.

9:30-2:00am
Festival Closing Disco at the HAAC, 233 Somerset St.

(***) This performance has been made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on Arts/Department of State, A Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; through a grant provided by the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission/Board of Chosen Freeholders.

CUÁNDO: Jueves, 11 de junio del 2009 – a las 6:30 p.m.

DÓNDE: Escuela Comunitaria Lord Stirling
Calle Redmond n°101

PRECIO: La admisión al concierto es gratuita.
Debido al limitado número de asientos las entradas se entregarán antes del concierto

Los estudiantes de música instrumental del distrito interpretarán una obra musical.

Este es el primer año que las escuelas de New Brunswick presentarán un concierto al público.

Venga a apoyar la música en nuestras escuelas.

WHEN: Thursday, June 11, 2009 @ 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: Lord Stirling Community School
101 Redmond Street

PRICE: Admission to the concert is free
Due to limited seating tickets to be provided prior to concert

Instrumental students from all schools will perform.
This is the first year New Brunswick will present an all-district concert for the public.
Come out to help support music in our schools!

We cordially invite you to attend this week’s New Brunswick Rocks Happy Hour on Thursday (6/4) from 4pm-7pm. This week’s host is Daryl Wine Bar & Restaurant – located on 302 George Street, in the same building as The Heldrich Hotel and Spa. Daryl will be providing free Hors D’ Oeuvres (and they know their “small plates”) from 4pm – 5:30pm and Music, Prizes, and ½ Price Drinks from 4pm – 7pm.

As always, all New Brunswick Rocks members (and those who sign up at the Happy Hour) will receive a coupon for a $25 prix fixe dinner or 20% off a la carte dining at one of our New Brunswick Rocks establishments.

Sopranos Amy Suznovich and Megan Armenio will perform a variety of selections in costume with piano accompaniment. They are graduates of Ithaca College with degrees in vocal performance/ music and have performed in a number of public productions. Amy Suznovich has performed in Spoleto, Italy and Coesfeld, Germany and Megan Armenio has performed in Florence Italy. They performed at the New Brunswick Free Public Library in 2007 and received enthusiastic reviews and strong audience support.

A short reception will follow the performance. To register, please call Kavita Pandey at 732-745-5108 ext. 20 or email kavita@lmxac.org.